Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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If Minnesota’s two seasons are winter and road construction, then Highway 101 has seen them both at the same time. The result, a four-lane highway, will be a great convenience to the growing city of Minnetonka, but the process is an inconvenience. The task of reaching the 7-Hi shopping center, or the high school, for that matter, was more like an obstacle course than a drive. Once you have maneuvered through the road blocks, weaved past the dump truck, and avoided the smokescreen of dust and dirt blocking your windshield, the path was clear. Unless, of course, you happen to hit a cone, an oncoming car, or a construction worker. They tell us, Highway 101 should be completed sometime in 1979, but that does not help when you have to get a tow truck to pull you out of the mud. 1: A familiar sight to thoae living in Minnetonka. D. UBoAa Ladnrr J. UHayc K L ing Lambrwht W. Um J. L ng J. I,xr.grr A- Unon B. Ur »n C Lmon 1 Ur.- LUnon P. LaUarmr M. Laufhlin T. Leak T. Leader Le»f«rnuan J. Lewi Lkhhu B. J.Lc w«n T. t.o « i» J. Project 101

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T. Hall D. Hembor J. Hamerski U Hammond K. Hanmer C. Hansen H. Hansen D. Hanson E. Hanaon D. Hama J. Hargreaves M. Hsmgaa M Harrington 3 Harrington D Ham. P. Hartmann D. Hartaman J. Kaserlbalch J. Hattelrom 3 Heuswirth 3 HatWU 3 Heath M. Hcdlund 3 Heinxen R. HcUJer J Hendrickson L. Hendrickson C. Hcanessy U Henridcson R Herfertt B. Hess Hexum C. Heyer L Hicks J. Higashi 3 Hilbranda E. HlUcr E Hinkle; J. Hirsch J, H.tU U Hlsvsork M Hoffart R Hogan K. Hobrutcin D. Hoherti K. Holroen D-Holt K. Hoopes D. Homick M. Jama J Hotret T. Jandro Hoock J. Janaon SH S Jensrn LHniby D.Janaon M Hubred J. Johnson D. Hugh J.Johnaon J. Hughes M Johnson Hulliiek P. Johnson P. Hultne R Johnson J. Hunter T. Johnson D. Huntington W Johnson C Johnston T Johnston T. Joans 3Jordsa T.Jordsn 3Joetlen K. Kalgrce K Ksmps J. Kans R Karlbcrg M. Kaufman C.Kerly K Kelling 3 Ketlin A- Kelly E Kelly C Kcrber H. Kertenian M. Kenrin M. Keielin H. Kin T. Kingston JKinter R Kirk U Gherity J. Crones A. Gilbertson aCroth G- Gleccura J. Haefiver P. Calks 3 Glenn L Candor J. Goad 3 Carmaker C Gaytko P. Geariety RGolU H.Corccki Grathwohi P. Gillund M Gilmore A. Gingeralla P. Guttormaon K. Haakonaoo J. Hedges M Gerhard J. Griffiths 12 Sophomores Ga-K i

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 0 fis A $ 3 a O' 0L 1 tv J w . A w ft $ Inti Ik w . ■' ;V. r i £ k 4 D.Lovm D Lund N.Lundbrrx H LundbUd K. Uadgna J.Mu D.Mtckvy C. Mutton J. Mahoney J. Maloney T. Maple C. Mara A Maravctaa C. Marklund A. Markovich J. Marti W Many J. MalUcol. S. Matula A Maucr T Maxwell W. McClotkey K. McCormick L. MePariln Many sophomores became obsessed with going out to lunch every day. Daily stops at Taco Shop or Mac Dons made a real dent in the pocket book, and the weekly lunch allowance from mom or dad lasted at the mast two days. This, however, was not the big problem, it was getting there in the first place. The really fortunate kids were the older ones in their class with their licenses. And even that did not matter unless they had a car. If a kid had all of these and a tolerable personality, he or she was popular. Not too many 79 sophs had cars and the ones that did could have been lucky or not as fifteen kids packed their bodies into their car without an invitation. As if this wasn’t enough of a hassle, they were also faced with sneaking past that good old parking lot attendant. (J.B.), not at all an easy task, especially when assorted limbs were soon falling out your windows. Among driving sophomores were Mike Moe and Tom Kingston and though often going somewhere meant a discomfort, it was worth it to many sophomores and is one of the memorable things about the sophomore class. I: .-kingoff to grab a quick one at Wendy's is not as easy as it seems. Squished into a Honda are, Susie Severson. Bill Wilder and other sophs in the back seat. Sophomores Lo-Mi